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Lymm’s water-shaped history revealed on scenic village heritage walk (opens the original)
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Indeed, the village’s very name derives from an Old English term meaning ‘a place of running water’. Furthermore, its history was shaped by the building of Lymm Dam and the cutting of the Bridgewater Canal, turning the rural Cheshire village into a water-powered transport hub. The village long before its industrial heyday, of course, was referenced in the Domesday Book of 1086 as the village of ‘Lime’ and its manor house, located close to the present site of Lymm Hall. But the arrival of the Bri
Lymm’s water-shaped history revealed on scenic village heritage walk (opens the original)
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Indeed, the village’s very name derives from an Old English term meaning ‘a place of running water’. Furthermore, its history was shaped by the building of Lymm Dam and the cutting of the Bridgewater Canal, turning the rural Cheshire village into a water-powered transport hub. The village long before its industrial heyday, of course, was referenced in the Domesday Book of 1086 as the village of ‘Lime’ and its manor house, located close to the present site of Lymm Hall. But the arrival of the Bri
Lymm’s water-shaped history revealed on scenic village heritage walk (opens the original)
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Indeed, the village’s very name derives from an Old English term meaning ‘a place of running water’. Furthermore, its history was shaped by the building of Lymm Dam and the cutting of the Bridgewater Canal, turning the rural Cheshire village into a water-powered transport hub. The village long before its industrial heyday, of course, was referenced in the Domesday Book of 1086 as the village of ‘Lime’ and its manor house, located close to the present site of Lymm Hall. But the arrival of the Bri
Why you should spend a day-off in historic town of Northwich (opens the original)
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Some Cheshire towns are built on agriculture, others on industry. The shifting fortunes of Northwich reflect different foundations – salt. Cheshire’s three ‘wyches’ (a Saxon word meaning salt), namely Northwich, Nantwich, and Middlewich, date to Roman times. The Romans called Northwich Condate (‘where rivers meet’) and discovered natural brine springs in the heart of the Cheshire countryside. A legacy of mining, subsidence, and rebuilding ensued, with more than 150 ‘wyches’ or ‘salt houses’ in t
Why you should spend a day-off in historic town of Northwich (opens the original)
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Some Cheshire towns are built on agriculture, others on industry. The shifting fortunes of Northwich reflect different foundations – salt. Cheshire’s three ‘wyches’ (a Saxon word meaning salt), namely Northwich, Nantwich, and Middlewich, date to Roman times. The Romans called Northwich Condate (‘where rivers meet’) and discovered natural brine springs in the heart of the Cheshire countryside. A legacy of mining, subsidence, and rebuilding ensued, with more than 150 ‘wyches’ or ‘salt houses’ in t
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